Formal Attire and Social Media Conduct: New Rules for Himachal Govt Employees
The Himachal Pradesh government enforces a strict dress code for employees, banning casual wear in offices and courts, and bars them from discussing policies on social media. Employees must dress formally and are cautioned against sharing official information online without approval, with violations subject to disciplinary action.
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The Himachal Pradesh government has implemented a stringent dress code for its employees, prohibiting jeans, T-shirts, and party attire in offices and courts.
As per Chief Secretary Sanjay Gupta's guidelines, employees are required to wear formal and modest clothing, maintaining a formal appearance while on duty. This move aims to reinforce decorum and professionalism.
Furthermore, the policy extends to social media conduct, advising employees against commenting on government policies, with potential disciplinary action for violations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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